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    Make up a story

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    favor. Drako: A man who can drink an entire lake‚ and a friend of Peter who owes him a favor. The Bees: Very hardworking bees friends of Peter and owed him a favor. The King: Selfish and arrogant king who creates a contest to cut down the seven magic trees. The Witch: Evil witch who cursed the king’s castle and seeks revenge. Along time ago in a place very far away live an old farmer and his son Peter. Peter is a young and strong man with a very big heart. They are so poor that if one

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    Is Witchcraft Rational?

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    for weather and the police now look for scientific explanations to solve a crime. The means we have today to investigate cause and effect are different from how they were even a decade ago let alone in the ancient civilizations when witchcraft and magic supposedly originated‚ not to mention that there are still tribes and peoples who live by the old traditions. People who strongly believe in witchcraft will explain any negative events saying that witchcraft was at play‚ that someone was bewitched

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    Witchcraft is referred to as magical rituals (contagious magic) which are intended to cause misfortune or inflict harm to others. (Robbins et al. 2015:115). Witchcraft was a trend which spread very quickly during the 16th century in Europe. Many anthropologists argued that human social dilemmas have led to the fear of witches. In the European time‚ witches were often alleged to devour supernatural power which allow them to turn into an animal or have magic “familiars”‚ which also the beliefs in the evil eye

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    omnipotence and omniscience. In Faustus‚ he is repeatedly questioned on his belief in his knowledge of magic‚ good‚ and evil. Faustus wants all this power and ability but to achieve this he must have knowledge in the power or religion. However‚ Faustus’s downfall is not his power but his knowledge in the power he possesses which is in the end limited. As one can see in Stephen Orgel’s Essay Magic and Power in Doctor Faustus‚ Orgel points out that Faustus did not really bargain much in his deal with

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    Occult and Lucid Dreaming

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    necromancy‚ and neo-paganism. While it does include these subjects‚ many other practices are considered occult‚ such as alchemy‚ lucid dreams‚ and magic. Alchemy is combination of many things such as chemistry‚ metallurgy‚ physics‚ medicine‚ astrology‚ and nature. One of the correct definitions for alchemy is “any magical power or process of transmuting a common substance‚ usually of little value‚ into a substance of great value." An old man comes to mind‚ in a dark room behind an old wooden table with

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    to the 18th century‚ this caused the executions of tens of thousands of people. Over time‚ the idea of white magic transformed into dark magic and became associated with demons and evil spirits. From 1560 to 1670‚ witchcraft persecutions became common as superstitions became associated with the devil. The witch’s magic slowly changed and became known as evil‚ and as the perspective on magic changed so did the perspective on witches. A definition of a witch now is‚ “A witch‚ a person‚ now especially

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    A Book Without Words

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    is Mr. Thortson‚ Sybil and Odo the raven. Mr. Thortson was a dirty old man with baggy eyes and a long narrow deeply lined nose. He had green eyes‚ messy hair and a toothless mouth. His green eyes indicate his ability to perform magic giving the readers that the plot is magic based. His personality is one of stiffness and aloofness. He lived alone his entire life. Six months ago he took in Sybil as a maid to help him run the apartment. He kept her very separate and made a conscious effort to keep his

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    History of Witchcraft Little was it known for us people living in the 21st Century that witchcraft has a vast and long history. Witches were hated and avoided at. They have been accused of casting evil spells for which they have faced trials that condemned them their deaths. In the Middle Ages to the 1700’s‚ in accordance with buzzle.com‚ in which they have stated in their website‚ “Starting from around 700 A.D.‚ this practice [witchcraft] was viewed more and more as heresy‚ or the rejection of

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    In a world far from ours where magic was essential for life‚ there was a kingdom named Reino de la Magia‚ or the Kingdom of Magic. The kingdom was ruled by King Alejandro and his wife‚ Queen Carmen. In this world‚ it was possible to transfer magic‚ but doing so was very dangerous. Once the magic of someone’s body had disappeared‚ they would disappear too. To find someone to transfer the magic willingly was the only problem for Alejandro and Carmen‚ though. They did not care about what would happen

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    his current knowledge could not make him superior to others‚ so he turned to magic for which he thought will bring him fame and eternal glory. As Matthews points out‚ it is important to note that in the Renaissance‚ a group of Neoplatonic philosophers used magic for heavenly purposes such as “hunting down witches or identifying witchcraft as the cause of sickness” (Matthews). On the contrary‚ there were those who used magic to “spread evil” (Matthews) and were therefore called witches. Faustus considers

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